Summer Camps and Maker Spaces: Creative PD for New Teacher Skills
It’s an exciting time to be providing professional development for adult educators. With new technology come new ways of teaching, new skills teachers need, and new ways to deliver PD. Hear about how World Education is engaging teachers through service learning opportunities and collaborative design challenges. In summer camps (like CampGPT) and EdTech Maker Spaces, teachers learn how to create classroom-ready resources and explore emerging technology in a low stakes, fun environment, and in doing so, build a sense of belonging and community. We hope you can join us for this session of professional learning for professional developers! About the Presenters Rachel Riggs, MATESOL, works on various research, professional development, and digital learning initiatives in her role as Technical Advisor for World Education. Before joining World Education, she taught ESOL in an adult education program. Rachel focuses on promoting digital equity and supporting educators in their use of technology. Rachel is a national adult education leader on the topics of digital skills, artificial intelligence, and professional development to support the open education movement; she leads monthly EdTech Strategy Sessions for adult educators across the U.S. Jeff Goumas is a Sr. Technical Advisor for World Education. In this role, he implements a range of teacher professional development initiatives focused on supporting adult educators in building evidence-based edtech strategies into their instructional routines. In addition, he co-leads World Education’s CrowdED Learning initiative, which works to expand access to and awareness of high-quality, free and open education resources by providing increased opportunities for teacher collaboration and contribution. He is based in Chicago, Illinois. Comments are closed.
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